Green infrastructure investment set to plummet 95 per cent by 2020
New analysis of government data shows clean energy will fall off a cliff edge unless more support for low-carbon projects is forthcoming
UK investment in renewables looks set to plummet by up to 95 per cent over the next three years, the think tank Green Alliance has warned in a new analysis of the latest government data on the UK's infrastructure...
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